Master of Engineering (Coursework Pathway)

Discover the latest developments in the field of engineering and research a topic of your interest with the Master of Engineering. Complete either a thesis or a research project in engineering.

The Master of Engineering is designed to help you develop your research skills and enhance your knowledge in the field of engineering. There are two pathways: Research (includes a thesis), or Coursework (includes a research project).

We’re proud to be home to a number of internationally renowned research institutes and centres, and many of our students complete their research project in collaboration with these well-known research entities. AUT's expertise in engineering ranges from telecommunications to materials and manufacturing technologies, and from industrial optimisation to engines and vehicles.

You learn in a modern and collaborative environment, frequently working with your classmates on projects and taught by some of the best teaching and research staff in the country. Many of our programmes include valuable workplace experience with industry clients – making it easy for you to network with potential employers and move from university to your future career.

Must have completed one of the following with a B grade average or higher, or equivalent: Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Postgraduate Diploma in Engineering Bachelor of Engineering Technology including the Course ENGE601 Applicants can study the 120-point (one-year full-time) Master of Engineering. Applicants with a three-year engineering degree will be enrolled in the 180-point Master of Engineering. Applicants must normally have completed an advanced level of calculus at least equivalent to NZQF Level 6. Applicants to the research pathway are also required to submit a Postgraduate Research Proposal (PGR1 form) before enrolling in the thesis. IELTS (Academic) 6.5 overall with all bands 6.0 or higher; or equivalent TOEFL IBT - 90